11-25-2015, 11:41 AM
Hi Gintaras,
quick question about the amazing function above: what is the temporal resolution and/or what controls it.
What I am trying to do is create stream of what user is doing at the console all time for UI evaluation in my field: keyboard btn up/down, mouse click/press/drag, win/child controlID/acc from mouse-over or click/drag, mouse mileage/trace (hot spot), etc
Macro1276 with WaitForKeyOrMouse gives most of that (and easy for me to code other info).
Question is, is a wait statement best way to "open up the stream" so to speak - or is there a more general way to get all this low level keyboard, mouse hook info?
If indeed this is best way (good filter of idle time), then what controls the sampling rate e.g. for continuous mouse motion?
Would spe affect things?
Does the out statements slow the sampling down?
Would it be faster to write directly to console or file structure rather than QM output console?
Much appreciated all you do for QM and this help me understand it better!!!
Thanks so much!
S
quick question about the amazing function above: what is the temporal resolution and/or what controls it.
What I am trying to do is create stream of what user is doing at the console all time for UI evaluation in my field: keyboard btn up/down, mouse click/press/drag, win/child controlID/acc from mouse-over or click/drag, mouse mileage/trace (hot spot), etc
Macro1276 with WaitForKeyOrMouse gives most of that (and easy for me to code other info).
Question is, is a wait statement best way to "open up the stream" so to speak - or is there a more general way to get all this low level keyboard, mouse hook info?
If indeed this is best way (good filter of idle time), then what controls the sampling rate e.g. for continuous mouse motion?
Would spe affect things?
Does the out statements slow the sampling down?
Would it be faster to write directly to console or file structure rather than QM output console?
Much appreciated all you do for QM and this help me understand it better!!!
Thanks so much!
S